What would you people say is the "best" product for miconutrients? My current nutrient line up is BMO Grow, BMO Flower, BMO SPT, Fossil Fuels Humic Acid, Blackstrap Molasses, & Alaska MorBloom 0-10-10. I just want a full & complete & 100% organic micronutrient in a bottle (I live in an apartment). What about Maxicrop Liquid Seaweed?

you soil or hydro ? regular feed or foliage feed... personally i like Botanicare Liquid karma

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Oh sorry. I am soil. Fox Farm Ocean Forest cut with perlite & super bat tea. 100% organic grower, so I want something 100% organic. I'll have to check out the liquid karma, thanks.

with all that you probably have everything you need i think the ff soils have alot of micro nutes... could add some organicare Fulvex and Calplex wich adds natural calcium and magnesium

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What about Liquid seaweed? Does that have a lot of microbeasties in it?

looks to be good stuff

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hey man, liquid seaweed doesn't have any microbeasties but it's full of good stuff. all of the trace minerals and vitamins and amino acids are in there.

i use maxicrop soluble powder which i'm sure is similar to the liquid they make. i feed it every time i transplant since it helps them through stress. it's best used in small amounts throughout the growth cycle instead of in big doses a couple times through. it's also great to throw in a compost tea.

hope that helps

IMO, you have a nice set of products now at your disposal.

You could add some seaweed/kelp if you wanted to. If you want to be cheap, add cider vinegar (lotsa micronutes) and some dolomite (lime, has more metals and good stuff) + water*. Neither should take up much room, or make a stink since you're in an apt.

*can be rusty water for increased iron

Seriously though, the stuff you have plus some brown vinegar and dolomite to ph with would be a very nice set of tools.

Won't cider vinegar kill all the microherds? Yeah, I am having bad problems with my ph and I believe my one plant is mangnese def so I am looking for something for that. I should have added the lime directly to the soil, but I didn't. My plants are in day 31 of flowering and the one doesn't look so great. I think all the organics made my ph all outta sync. Can you use ph up or down directly in your teas without it hurting your microbeasties? Thanks for the help everyone.

To Serve you have to get some woodash this will cure your ph problem, not hurt any goodies in the soil and will add some. 1 tablespoon per gallon of soil no stink no mess and great great help in your ph. Trying to remember which chainstore sells it. I am sure a quick google search will tell you, a friend with a dirty fire place...lol would help right now.....Good Luck